Masters of mechanical engineering gives you the chance to hone in your skills on a particular area of the field. You can develop professional knowledge needed to succeed in various industries, and get the specific knowledge needed to begin work in the business that interests you most.
Possible areas of focus in your postgraduate mechanical engineering master degree include geomechanical engineering, automotive engineering, textile technology, manufacturing technology, and more.
Coursework masters are ideal for those who wish to gain a broad overview of the principles of mechanical engineering. Some coursework masters programs in mechanical engineering touch on many key industries, whereas others are available that focus on a specific industry only. Browse the full range and find what interests you here.
Research masters allow independent thinkers the space to expand their knowledge by focussing on a research question that addresses an issue of the industry. Research masters give the opportunity for entrepreneurs and creative thinkers to test their ideas and develop a thesis.
A master’s degree makes you an attractive prospect for employers, as you may require less training than those who only have a bachelor’s of engineering.
You can apply for scholarships for both coursework and research masters of mechanical engineering. Peruse our easy scholarship search tool to see what kind of financial assistance is available to you.
If you are planning to study full-time, you can also apply for Youth Allowance or Austudy. Learn more about financial assistance for your studies is available here.
You will need have completed a Bachelor of Engineering before you are eligible to apply for a Master of Mechanical Engineering. Some programs may require a certain grade point average before admitting you into their course.